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The idea like many technologies is to do better/faster with less efforts

Very relevant:

Reedspacer's Lower Bound

https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/Py3uGnncqXuEfPtQp/interpersonal-entanglement

Hey, my bad. I commented on your post by mistake. I made an edit above lol!

This is a very interesting topic for me since I’m a chemical engineer.

The ideal AI would be able to

1. Completely simulate all chemical interactions/reactions
2. Completely simulate all biochemical processes
3. Derive new chemicals and simulate their introduction into the system to address a particular problem

Something like this would be a complete game changer.

In truth the way we discover and synthesis drugs or really any other chemical is rather primitive. Except for simple simulations, we’re still mostly using theories and methods developed a century ago. Basically all drugs are actually based off some sort of chemical that exists in nature, not because it’s the best drugs or chemical to use but because it’s much more practical to use with our current methods. Drugs are really never designed from the ground up because it would be way to impractical to produce, so usually a naturally occurring chemical is used as a foundation and then modified in several steps to get a desired structure. These steps are known organic chemistry mechanisms that cause a specific reaction to happen and are VERY conditional and if any sort of complexity is introduced then some completely different reaction will happen (so if the mechanism of action is nucleophilic substitution and something other than just carbon and hydrogen atoms and a single electrophile is present or the pH is slightly different from your desired range then a completely different reaction might happen). There’s also the issue that these reactions have a specific yield equilibrium cap or known side reactions. So in short with AI we could overcome these limitation by having better designed synthesis techniques, better ability to determine effective drugs, find new ones that are close to impossible to synthesis today, and simulate the entire process instead of the crude testing techniques today (animal testing, human trials, etc...)

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This post wasn't about a robot GF. It was about a robotic mechanic in your garage and in the shop.

I mean I 100% think what you are talking about will be a thing. They are already working on making sex dolls have motions and sounds like they breath, make sounds when things happen, and so on. And it has been pretty open that while most aren't open about it. One of the next big money makers will be a robotic wife/husband.

But the post has nothing to do with that.

It likely won't, though. The vast majority of AI/ML researchers think it'll take longer than that, including the most prominent ones.

eh nowadays because of IoT toasters can be very advanced like this

Yeah, that'd be interesting! Mechanics cant screw you over and you could 3d print a part for your car and have your robot fix it. But we might not even own cars in the future, we would just be using rideshare. On an unrelated note. No girls to screw you over once you have a robot girlfriend.

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Classic Microsoft tactics.

So... are you a russian troll or just a maga idiot? Hard to tell them apart these days.

Sorry for late reply! My favourite and I think the best public one currently is https://beta.elevenlabs.io/speech-synthesis You can clone your or someone else's voice as well and the results are amazing. Not completely free though, there is a limit.

Oh really? Well whining that other people sound 'immature', and being offended by big words, makes you sound about 16, so I'd be careful throwing rocks in that glass house of yours, friend.

I know r/iamverysmart quite well, feel free to post me on there if you want. I'd love to see what it is you think I'm so deluded about.

Yeah, people do art livestreams and stuff already so I could see a niche for that, in a sense you're creating entertainment (the art), entertaining live viewers and also educating them all at the same time.

Is the potato chip thing something really thinks? That subreddit is awesome, thanks for sharing

Nah, we gotta go for those black hole engines, that's the good stuff